Ruth's day of birth has also been reported as 9th. She was a school teacher. She died in Rockland, Knox County, Maine. She spent the early part of her life in Swan's Island and has several relatives still living there. She chose teaching as a career and after graduating from Castine Normal School became active as a school teacher in various Maine towns, including Rockland. It was during her Rockland employment that she met her husband, Franklin H. Wood, and they were married on 06 January 1926. She became a member of the Congregational Church in Fryeburg, during a teaching engagement there, and was a woman of strong Christian faith and character, always happiest when contributing something for the benefit of others. She was survived by her husband and a brother, Arthur Staples, of Oyster Bay, New York. Ruth was buried in Achorn cemetery, Rockland.
Ruth's day of birth has also been reported as 9th. She was a school teacher. She died in Rockland, Knox County, Maine. She spent the early part of her life in Swan's Island and has several relatives still living there. She chose teaching as a career and after graduating from Castine Normal School became active as a school teacher in various Maine towns, including Rockland. It was during her Rockland employment that she met her husband, Franklin H. Wood, and they were married on 06 January 1926. She became a member of the Congregational Church in Fryeburg, during a teaching engagement there, and was a woman of strong Christian faith and character, always happiest when contributing something for the benefit of others. She was survived by her husband and a brother, Arthur Staples, of Oyster Bay, New York. Ruth was buried in Achorn cemetery, Rockland.
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